Minnesota HF2966 creates a statewide landlord database, imposes penalties for non-compliance, and provides civil remedies and enforcement by the.
Minnesota HF2966 establishes a statewide landlord database to be maintained by the Housing Finance Agency. Landlords must submit information about rental units and residential buildings, including owner details, contact information, and rental rates. The database is free and accessible to the public. Landlords must update their submissions annually by February 1. Tenants can report landlords not found in the database, and the agency will notify landlords to submit their information within 60 days.
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